jamiroguy1

Your a fucking joke, so I'll respond this one last time as i've already written you off as a lost sheep. I am outraged, by this. The first response of your boy patbattemen is "where is the link to this? where this at on the web?" you blood thirsty sadistic heathens. You'll be sucking satans dick in hell soon with the shit you guys post.

I don't know anyone but...Craiglist.com

yep, tell me about it.

I'm fairly confident the Rockafeller drug laws will be removed. There is a lot of movement on getting it repealed.

The CIA has had their name written all over this for awhile now. People need to wake up and see that all this torture shit is a direct result of our wonderful CIA at work.

Some african countries are already in full epidemic mode with Aids.

My theorey with the pictures is it could be another form of humiliation. Show them the pictures of them masturbating next to other men during interrigation and threaten to show them to family and neighbors. Basically mind fucking them.

Amen to what raver_mania said.... I don't see how raping another man with a light fixture or a broom handle is not torture. Or even forcing a prisoner to masturbate into another prisoner's mouth. Fucking pathetic these apologists are now defending this shit. Relating all detainees and even the ones tortured to insurgents is racist.

You should vote "no" and support your boy instead of talking about it.

I think the Bush Administration might be able to recover from this if they forced Rummsfeld to resign. It could get a lot dirtier in congress if he's impeached as they have the power to do that. That's they're best damage control strategy to recover, imo. At the almost daily rate of release of new torture photos and video, it's not inconceivable to see even more pressure from congress to call for the impeachment or resignation of Rummsfeld. The admin could preempt this by forcing him to resign minimizing the damage and embarrassment that most certainly will come out in hearings as there is quite a bit of information and document that can be released regarding tortuing of detainees.

Bush stands by his defense secretary President to visit Pentagon amid more scrutiny of Iraq abuses The Associated Press Updated: 6:58 a.m. ET May 10, 2004 BAGHDAD, Iraq - With more scrutiny on allegations of U.S. abuse if Iraqi prisoners expected this week, President Bush is standing by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld. As both men brace for the anticipated release of more pictures and video images, Bush visits the Defense Department on Monday for a previously scheduled briefing that takes on new significance because of the torture and sexual humiliation of prisoners uncovered at the Abu Ghraib prison. Bush has said he wants Rumsfeld to “stay in my Cabinet.†But a chorus of criticism from Capitol Hill has at least one Republican wondering whether Rumsfeld, and perhaps Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Richard Myers, might have to step down. “Let’s get the facts before we indict Secretary Rumsfeld,†Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-Neb., told CBS’ “Face the Nation†on Sunday. “I think they have made major mistakes. And we will see how far this goes and where it goes.†But Hagel added: “Yes, I think it’s still in question whether Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld and, quite frankly, Gen. Myers can command the respect and the trust and the confidence of the military and the American people to lead this country.†Full Article http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4855930/

The rockfeller drug laws are outdated and keep the wrong people in jail. It's not being taking seriously because many people in the hip-hop music industry are behind the movement to repeal the laws. However Pataki is starting to lean in favor of revising the laws and rightly so. This post makes absolutely no sense.

Bullshit. This isn't an isolated incident.

That was actually pretty good.

Is it abuse or torture?

Yep.. Twas a good game.

The best way for the US government to end this scandal now is to admit to all wrong doing; open up all detention locations, including "gitmo" and in Afghanistan for international human rights organizations visa vi Red Cross; and change our policy of detention and torture. Easy enough.

I think we can expect further fallout and further proof of prisoner of war abuse soon. This a PR nightmare for our military.

We have some really racist cocksuckers in this forum. It's pretty evident from the first couple of posts in this thread.

Shameful that it's a brig. General involved in all this as well. Makes me sick as well.

This only amplifies the desperation and paranoia of this administration when it begins harrassing children for their drawings.

Warning Graphic Photos below: It’s the "liberation" of the Iraqi people – and it isn’t pretty…. These are just some of the photos that led to an investigation into conditions at the Abu Ghraib prison, once Saddam’s torture palace, and now run by the occupation authorities, as revealed in a shocking report broadcast by CBS on 60 Minutes II. Brig. Gen. Janice Karpinski, in charge of the occupiers’ detention facilities throughout Iraq, has been dismissed from her post, and 6 U.S. soldiers face charges. This is international standards," said Karpinski, in an earlier interview with CBS. "It's the best care available in a prison facility." Anybody can see that….

Werd... I love getting drunk for free.

They might as well have asked for a kajillion dollars.